About this property
Nestled in the medieval town of Pembroke, besides a rushing river, is this stylish ground-floor apartment, Flat 2. Enjoying a central location close to bustling amenities and just a short drive away from a sandy beach, this apartment is ideal for two couples or a family of four. Upon arrival, be greeted by an off-road parking space and head inside to the communal entrance to let your holiday commence. Step inside Flat 2 to discover a hallway, here you can kick off your shoes ready for an adventure. Locate the open-plan living space, bright and airy with a white-glossed kitchen housing an electric oven and hob, as well as a dishwasher and washing machine for a fuss-free clean. When dinner is served, settle down at the dining table together and why not uncork a bottle of fizz to toast to your getaway? The sitting area offers a plush sofa to sprawl out on in front of the TV and an armchair to curl up with a good book as the Juliet balcony allows natural light to bathe the room. After an action-packed day, melt your stresses away in the bathroom for a moment of peace and quiet or rinse the sand away in the overhead shower. When you become sleepy, there are two delightful bedrooms to choose from; climb into the double or sink into the king-size for your own en-suite shower. Awaken with a steaming cup of coffee as you marvel at the splendid sights from the balcony, with far-reaching views of the ancient castle and river. Embark on an adventure to see the Grade I listed Pembroke Castle up close, where you can fuel your excursions at the quaint café and afterwards enjoy a stroll around The Mill Pond. Jump in the car to visit the secluded Swanlake Beach for a tranquil reading spot or history buffs can spend an afternoon touring the medieval Lamphey Bishops Palace. Why not venture to the harbour town of Tenby, here you can test your swing at a superb golf course, hire a boat from the sandy beach or explore an 85-acre Dinosaur Park. For a much-needed break to a town with charm, stay at Flat 2.
Pembroke is a mediaeval walled town with a splendid castle that was Henry Tudor's birthplace. This old village, situated on the river estuary, features a plethora of shops, quaint tea cafes, and restaurants. The beautiful Pembrokeshire coastline is close by, with award-winning beaches and fantastic coastal walks. A popular cycle path begins here and leads to Tenby, passing via the charming village of St Florence.
Accommodation
Ground floor apartment.
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size with en-suite walk-in shower, basin and WC, 1 x double.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with Juliet balcony
Electric central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 1 car.
Communal area.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop and pub 0.1 miles
Nearby points of interest
- Pembroke Castle
- The Dinosaur Park Tenby
- Folly Farm Adventure Park And Zoo
Reviews (17)
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Rachel
Nice to have welcome tea and coffee tray after a long journey. Very comfortable beds. Handy allocated parking. We never found the outside bins as these weren't mentioned in the property information folder. We had been putting our rubbish in a business bin until the last day until I noticed a key hanging up in the kitchen area! Central location in town overlooking Pembroke Castle. Nice for river walks and a stone's throw from two pubs. Sofa can only accommodate 2 people but there are 2 easy chairs. A second small sofa would be more comfortable for 4 people, but might be an issue due to the size of the lounge area. We had a lovely time staying at the apartment.
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Brenda
It was in a great location for exploring Pembrokeshire. However we encountered several problems - 1. The directions took us to the wrong road, the flat is not in Croft Court! We spent 30 minutes in the freezing cold and rain looking for Flat 2 and our designated parking space, there were plenty of flats around (we looked at them all!) but not ours! Eventually we decided to find the river and search from there, which is how we discovered another small road with flats plus parking spaces. 2. The main reason I chose this flat was for the fantastic view of Pembroke Castle from the lounge windows. Imagine my horror when I entered the lounge to find filthy windows, a big skip full of earth and a big yellow JCB digger parked right outside the windows! It gets worse, after the weekend there were also two workmen there plus their vehicles! We read the planning notice attached to the railings and realise that the work was lasting several weeks longer than estimated, but surely we should have been informed that the lovely view would be totally obscured during our stay? After all, the view is a major selling point for this flat. We were dreadfully disappointed, especially after a long drive in miserable weather and no heating! 3. It was a freezing cold and wet day and we could not turn the radiators on. The instructions said turn dials to 'on', but there is no 'on'! With the help of Shirley we found the boiler controls in the cupboard which were set to come on at 19.45, so we changed the setting so that we could have the heating on as and when needed. I feel the controls should have been left on a different setting, more suitable for winter. I had to make three separate calls to Sykes with these problems. I feel the instructions should be amended, especially as Iâd seen on previous feedbacks that other people had trouble finding the flat and the recycling area. Thankfully after three wet days the rest of our stay had better weather and once weâd overcome our initial problems, we had a good holiday.
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Brenda
It was in a great location for exploring Pembrokeshire. However we encountered several problems - 1. The directions took us to the wrong road, the flat is not in Croft Court! We spent 30 minutes in the freezing cold and rain looking for Flat 2 and our designated parking space, there were plenty of flats around (we looked at them all!) but not ours! Eventually we decided to find the river and search from there, which is how we discovered another small road with flats plus parking spaces. 2. The main reason I chose this flat was for the fantastic view of Pembroke Castle from the lounge windows. Imagine my horror when I entered the lounge to find filthy windows, a big skip full of earth and a big yellow JCB digger parked right outside the windows! It gets worse, after the weekend there were also two workmen there plus their vehicles! We read the planning notice attached to the railings and realise that the work was lasting several weeks longer than estimated, but surely we should have been informed that the lovely view would be totally obscured during our stay? After all, the view is a major selling point for this flat. We were dreadfully disappointed, especially after a long drive in miserable weather and no heating! 3. It was a freezing cold and wet day and we could not turn the radiators on. The instructions said turn dials to 'on', but there is no 'on'! With the help of Shirley we found the boiler controls in the cupboard which were set to come on at 19.45, so we changed the setting so that we could have the heating on as and when needed. I feel the controls should have been left on a different setting, more suitable for winter. I had to make three separate calls to Sykes with these problems. I feel the instructions should be amended, especially as Iâd seen on previous feedbacks that other people had trouble finding the flat and the recycling area. Thankfully after three wet days the rest of our stay had better weather and once weâd overcome our initial problems, we had a good holiday.